ASVAB Boot Camp

ASVAB Paragraph Comprehension Practice Test 3

Our Paragraph Comprehension Practice Test 3 features 11 multiple choice questions. On the test, you will need to read various paragraph passages and then answer multiple choice questions that test your understanding of what you have just read. To get you ready to do well in this subject area on the ASVAB, we have made this practice test as close to the real thing...

Our Paragraph Comprehension Practice Test 3 features 11 multiple choice questions. On the test, you will need to read various paragraph passages and then answer multiple choice questions that test your understanding of what you have just read.

To get you ready to do well in this subject area on the ASVAB, we have made this practice test as close to the real thing as possible.

Our questions will give you a good idea of what you will see on test day and you will also get used to the process of taking the test so you’ll feel more comfortable and less stressed when you sit for the ASVAB.

We’ve also included a number of features that will make taking this practice test even more beneficial. For example, you will be able to go back and review each question. The questions you answered incorrectly will give you the right answer and an explanation.

When you finish the test you will also be given a personalized score report that you can use to direct your studies.

We’ve also included a question reorder feature so that you can take the test as many times as you want and each time that you do the questions will be presented in a new order to create a new test experience for you

Perhaps the most important legacy of tube paints was that they allowed artists to become more mobile, setting up their easels in a country meadow or on a sea shore. The mobility of tubes meant that artists were free to work “en plein air,” or in the plain air. Painting outside their studios allowed artists to capture subtleties of light that are so characteristic of Impressionism. As Renoir said, “Without tubes of paint, there would have been no impressionism.”

According to the passage, the greatest advantage of using paint tubes was that they gave artists: